#include <balxml_formatter.h>

Public Types
typedef FormatterWhitespaceType::Enum	WhitespaceType
Public Member Functions
	Formatter (bsl::streambuf output, int indentLevel=0, int spacesPerLevel=4, int wrapColumn=80, bslma::Allocator basicAllocator=0)
	Formatter (bsl::ostream &output, int indentLevel=0, int spacesPerLevel=4, int wrapColumn=80, bslma::Allocator *basicAllocator=0)
	Formatter (bsl::streambuf output, const EncoderOptions &encoderOptions, int indentLevel=0, int spacesPerLevel=4, int wrapColumn=80, bslma::Allocator basicAllocator=0)
	Formatter (bsl::ostream &output, const EncoderOptions &encoderOptions, int indentLevel=0, int spacesPerLevel=4, int wrapColumn=80, bslma::Allocator *basicAllocator=0)
template<class TYPE >
void	addAttribute (const bsl::string_view &name, const TYPE &value, int formattingMode=0)
void	addBlankLine ()
void	addComment (const bsl::string_view &comment, bool forceNewline=true)
template<class TYPE >
void	addData (const TYPE &value, int formattingMode=0)
template<class TYPE >
void	addElementAndData (const bsl::string_view &name, const TYPE &value, int formattingMode=0)
void	addHeader (const bsl::string_view &encoding="UTF-8")
template<class TYPE >
void	addListData (const TYPE &value, int formattingMode=0)
void	addNewline ()
int	addValidComment (const bsl::string_view &comment, bool forceNewline=true, bool omitEnclosingWhitespace=false)
void	closeElement (const bsl::string_view &name)
void	flush ()
void	openElement (const bsl::string_view &name, WhitespaceType whitespaceMode=e_PRESERVE_WHITESPACE)
bsl::ostream &	rawOutputStream ()
void	reset ()
const EncoderOptions &	encoderOptions () const
int	indentLevel () const
int	outputColumn () const
int	spacesPerLevel () const
int	status () const
int	wrapColumn () const
Static Public Attributes
static const WhitespaceType	e_PRESERVE_WHITESPACE
static const WhitespaceType	e_WORDWRAP
static const WhitespaceType	e_WORDWRAP_INDENT
static const WhitespaceType	e_NEWLINE_INDENT
static const WhitespaceType	BAEXML_NEWLINE_INDENT

Detailed Description

This class provides a set of XML-style formatting utilities that enable transparent indentation and wrapping for users attempting to format data with XML tags and attributes. A formatter object is instantiated with a pointer to an output stream or streambuf. Users can then use the provided utilities to write element tags, attributes, data in a valid XML sequence into the underlying stream.

This class has no features that would impair thread safety. However, it does not mediate between two threads attempting to access the same stream.

See Component balxml_formatter

Member Typedef Documentation

typedef FormatterWhitespaceType::Enum balxml::Formatter::WhitespaceType

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

balxml::Formatter::Formatter	(	bsl::streambuf *	output,
		int	indentLevel = `0`,
		int	spacesPerLevel = `4`,
		int	wrapColumn = `80`,
		bslma::Allocator *	basicAllocator = `0`
	)

IMPLICIT:

balxml::Formatter::Formatter	(	bsl::ostream &	output,
		int	indentLevel = `0`,
		int	spacesPerLevel = `4`,
		int	wrapColumn = `80`,
		bslma::Allocator *	basicAllocator = `0`
	)

IMPLICIT:

balxml::Formatter::Formatter	(	bsl::streambuf *	output,
		const EncoderOptions &	encoderOptions,
		int	indentLevel = `0`,
		int	spacesPerLevel = `4`,
		int	wrapColumn = `80`,
		bslma::Allocator *	basicAllocator = `0`
	)

balxml::Formatter::Formatter	(	bsl::ostream &	output,
		const EncoderOptions &	encoderOptions,
		int	indentLevel = `0`,
		int	spacesPerLevel = `4`,
		int	wrapColumn = `80`,
		bslma::Allocator *	basicAllocator = `0`
	)

Construct an object to format XML data into the specified output stream or streambuf. Optionally specify encoderOptions, initial indentLevel, spacesPerLevel, and wrapColumn for formatting. An indentLevel of 0 (the default) indicates the root element will have no indentation. A wrapColumn of 0 will cause the formatter to behave as though the line length were infinite, but will still insert newlines and indent when starting a new element. A wrapColumn of -1 will cause output to be formatted in "compact" mode -- with no added newlines or indentation. Optionally specify a basicAllocator used to supply memory. If basicAllocator is 0, the currently install default allocator is used. The behavior is undefined if the output stream or streambuf is destroyed before

Member Function Documentation

template<class TYPE >

void balxml::Formatter::addAttribute	(	const bsl::string_view &	name,
		const TYPE &	value,
		int	formattingMode = `0`
	)

Add an attribute of the specified name and specified value to the currently open element. value can be of the following types: char, short, int, bsls::Types::Int64, float, double, bsl::string, bdlt::Datetime, bdlt::Date, and bdlt::Time. Precede this name="value" pair with a single space. Wrap line (write the attribute on next line with proper indentation), if the length of name="value" is too long. Optionally specify a formattingMode used to control the formatting of the value. If value is of type bsl::string, it is truncated at any invalid UTF-8 byte-sequence or any control character. The list of invalid control characters includes characters in the range [0x00, 0x20) and 0x7F (DEL) but does not include 0x9, 0xA, and 0x0D. The five special characters: apostrophe, double quote, ampersand, less than, and greater than are escaped in the output XML. If value is of type char, it is cast to a signed byte value with a range '[ -128 .. 127 ]'. The behavior is undefined unless the last manipulator was openElement or addAttribute.

void balxml::Formatter::addBlankLine ( )

Insert one or two newline characters into the output stream such that a blank line results. If the last output was a newline, then only one newline is added, otherwise two newlines are added. If following a call to openElement, or addAttribute, add a closing > to the opened tag.

void balxml::Formatter::addComment	(	const bsl::string_view &	comment,
		bool	forceNewline = `true`
	)

[!DEPRECATED!] Use addValidComment instead.

Write the specified comment into the stream. The optionally specified forceNewline, if true, forces to start a new line solely for the comment if it's not on a new line already. Otherwise, comments continue on current line. If an element-opening tag is not completed with a >, addComment will add >.

template<class TYPE >

void balxml::Formatter::addData	(	const TYPE &	value,
		int	formattingMode = `0`
	)

Add the specified value as the data content, where value can be of the following types: char, short, int, bsls::Types::Int64, float, double, bsl::string, bdlt::Datetime, bdlt::Date, and bdlt::Time. Perform no line-wrapping or indentation as if the whitespace constraint were always BAEXML_PRESERVE_WHITESPACE in openElement, with the only exception that an initial newline and an initial indent is added when openElement specifies BAEXML_NEWLINE_INDENT option. If value is of type bsl::string, it is truncated at any invalid UTF-8 byte-sequence or any control character. The list of invalid control characters includes characters in the range [0x00, 0x20) and 0x7F (DEL) but does not include 0x9, 0xA, and 0x0D. The five special characters: apostrophe, double quote, ampersand, less than, and greater than are escaped in the output XML. If value is of type char, it is cast to a signed byte value with a range of '[ -128 .. 127 ]'. Optionally specify the formattingMode to specify the format used to encode value. The behavior is undefined if the call is made when there are no opened elements.

template<class TYPE >

void balxml::Formatter::addElementAndData	(	const bsl::string_view &	name,
		const TYPE &	value,
		int	formattingMode = `0`
	)

Add element of the specified name and the specified value as the data content. This has the same effect as calling the following sequence: openElement(name); addData(value), closeElement(name);. Optionally specify the formattingMode.

void balxml::Formatter::addHeader ( const bsl::string_view & encoding = "UTF-8" )

Add XML header with optionally specified encoding. Version is always "1.0". The behavior is undefined unless addHeader is the first manipulator (with the exception of rawOutputStream) after construction or reset.

template<class TYPE >

void balxml::Formatter::addListData	(	const TYPE &	value,
		int	formattingMode = `0`
	)

Add the specified value as the data content, where value can be of the following types: char, short, int, bsls::Types::Int64, float, double, bsl::string, bdlt::Datetime, bdlt::Date, and bdlt::Time. Prefix the value with a space(0x20) unless the data being added is the first data on a line. When adding the data makes the line too long, perform line-wrapping and indentation as determined by the whitespace constraint used when the current element is opened with openElement. If value is of type bsl::string, it is truncated at any invalid UTF-8 byte-sequence or any control character. The list of invalid control characters includes characters in the range [0x00, 0x20) and 0x7F (DEL) but does not include 0x9, 0xA, and 0x0D. The five special characters: apostrophe, double quote, ampersand, less than, and greater than are escaped in the output XML. If value is of type char, it is cast to a signed byte value with a range of [ -128 .. 127 ]. Optionally specify the formattingMode to specify the format used to encode value. The behavior is undefined if the call is made when there are no opened elements.

void balxml::Formatter::addNewline ( )

Insert a literal newline into the XML output. If following a call to openElement, or addAttribute, add a closing > to the opened tag.

int balxml::Formatter::addValidComment	(	const bsl::string_view &	comment,
		bool	forceNewline = `true`,
		bool	omitEnclosingWhitespace = `false`
	)

Write the specified comment into the stream. Optionally specify forceNewline that specifies if a new line should be added before the comment if it is not already on a new line. If forceNewline is not specified then a new line is inserted for comments not already on a new line. Also optionally specify an omitEnclosingWhitespace that specifies if a space character should be omitted before and after comment. If omitEnclosingWhitespace is not specified then a space character is inserted before and after comment. Return 0 on success, and non-zero value otherwise. Note that a non-zero return value is returned if either comment contains -- or if omitEnclosingWhitespace is true and comment ends with -. Also note that if an element-opening tag is not completed with a >, addValidComment will add >.

void balxml::Formatter::closeElement ( const bsl::string_view & name )

Decrement the indent level and add the closing tag for the element of the specified name. If the element does not have content, write /> and a newline into stream. Otherwise, write </name> and a newline. If this </name> does not share the same line with data, or it follows another element's closing tag, indent properly before writing </name> and the newline. If name is root element, flush the output stream. The behavior is undefined if name is not the most recently opened element that's yet to be closed.

void balxml::Formatter::flush ( )

Insert the closing > if there is an incomplete tag, and flush the output stream.

void balxml::Formatter::openElement	(	const bsl::string_view &	name,
		WhitespaceType	whitespaceMode = `e_PRESERVE_WHITESPACE`
	)

Open an element of the specified name at current indent level with the optionally specified whitespace constraint whitespaceMode for its textual data and increment indent level. whitespaceMode constrains how textual data is written with addListData for the current element, but not its nested elements. The behavior is undefined if openElement is called after the root element is closed and there is no subsequent call to reset.

bsl::ostream& balxml::Formatter::rawOutputStream ( )

Return a reference to the underlining output stream. This method is provided in order to enable user to temporarily jump out of the formatter and write user's own free-lance content directly to the stream.

void balxml::Formatter::reset ( )

Reset the formatter such that it can be used to format a new XML document as if the formatter were just constructed

const EncoderOptions& balxml::Formatter::encoderOptions ( ) const

Return the encoder options being used.

int balxml::Formatter::indentLevel ( ) const

Return the current level of indentation.

int balxml::Formatter::outputColumn ( ) const

Return the current column position at a line where next output starts. This is unreliable if called after free-lance information is written onto the stream returned by rawOutputStream

int balxml::Formatter::spacesPerLevel ( ) const

Return the number of spaces per indentation level.

int balxml::Formatter::status ( ) const

Return 0 if no errors have been detected since construction or since the last call to reset, otherwise return a negative value.

int balxml::Formatter::wrapColumn ( ) const

Return the line width where line-wrapping takes place.

Member Data Documentation

const WhitespaceType balxml::Formatter::e_PRESERVE_WHITESPACE [static]

Initial value:

        FormatterWhitespaceType::e_PRESERVE_WHITESPACE

const WhitespaceType balxml::Formatter::e_WORDWRAP [static]

Initial value:

        FormatterWhitespaceType::e_WORDWRAP

const WhitespaceType balxml::Formatter::e_WORDWRAP_INDENT [static]

Initial value:

        FormatterWhitespaceType::e_WORDWRAP_INDENT

const WhitespaceType balxml::Formatter::e_NEWLINE_INDENT [static]

Initial value:

        FormatterWhitespaceType::e_NEWLINE_INDENT

const WhitespaceType balxml::Formatter::BAEXML_NEWLINE_INDENT [static]

Initial value:

        FormatterWhitespaceType::e_NEWLINE_INDENT

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

balxml_formatter.h

balxml::Formatter Class Reference

Public Types

Public Member Functions

Static Public Attributes

Detailed Description

Member Typedef Documentation

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Member Function Documentation

Member Data Documentation